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Bots have their own social network, and it’s worrying experts

Bots only! No humans allowed. That’s the idea behind Moltbook, a new social network that launched on January 28, 2026. Humans can observe, but only an AI agent can post…

What can we learn from environmental accidents?

AbstractAccidents happen, and when they do, it is important to learn from them. Environmental accidents are no different. They teach society about the dangers of a chemical or process. In…

You need to eat protein — but the right mix really matters

Protein is having a moment. Manufacturers have been adding protein to many foods — from cookies and chips to drinks. And social media influencers with big muscles often push a…

Explainer: What is chirality?

Have you ever put a shoe onto the wrong foot? Usually, you notice straight away that something’s wrong — it doesn’t fit quite right. That’s because your two feet (and…

Precise tee placement can improve golf driving, teen finds

Brady Sage, 15, has been playing golf with his dad since he was a kid. For the last four years, he’s been seriously trying to improve his game. He was…

Let’s learn about Tyrannosaurus rex

An iconic scene in the classic 1993 film Jurassic Park begins with water glasses shaking on a dashboard. The vibrations sending ripples through the water turn out to be the…

Scientists Say: Spacetime

Spacetime (noun, SPAYS-TIME) Spacetime is a model that combines two ideas that most people think of as totally different: space and time. In this model, our universe has four dimensions.…

Butt breathing might help people struggling to get enough oxygen

Takanori Takebe is on a mission to find out if people can breathe through their butts. This is not the physician and scientist’s usual line of research. He spends most…

Lions have a second roar that scientists have only just discovered

The thunderous roar of the MGM lion has opened Hollywood films for nearly a century. That iconic sound has conditioned us to hear the big cat’s call in a specific…

As winters warm, athletes must cope with harder snow and tricky ice

Sarah Cookler remembers the first time she saw a racecourse covered with just artificial snow. “It was in the Pyrenees mountains in France,” she recalls. “The snow run had grass…